Jule Oldenburg has been working as a research assistant and doctoral candidate at the Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research since 2022. The focus of her work is on research into indicators for the reduction of greenhouse gases and climate resilience in the healthcare sector (including the carbon footprint in the healthcare sector). Teaching is provided in the form of case studies for the lecture Management in Healthcare I and II.

Professional career

Since 2022
Research assistant at the Institute for Public Health and Nursing Research at the University of Bremen, Department of Healthcare Management

2020 until 2022
Research assistant for the Enquete Commission "Climate Protection Strategy for the State of Bremen"

2013 to 2014
Training as a paramedic, IWK Delmenhorst

Academic career

Since 2022
Doctorate (Dr.rer.pol.) "Indicators of climate-smart and climate-resilient healthcare".

2019 to 2022
Studied Political Science (M.A.), University of Bremen

2015 to 2019
International degree programme in Political Management (B.A.), Bremen University of Applied Sciences

Teaching experience

Case study seminars in the Management in Healthcare module

Final papers

Theses are supervised within the subject area of ecological sustainability, life cycle analysis and climate resilience in healthcare, primarily using qualitative methods.